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With Kelly Reno, William Boyett, Lurene Tuttle, Richard Young. During the Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, 15-year-old messenger Jobe H. Farnum is about to be killed. He is transported forward in time to San Antonio in 1985. The 1980s prove to be too much for Jobe to handle.
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October 20, 1985. ( 1985-10-20) During the Battle of the Alamo, 15-year-old messenger boy Jobe Farnum ( Kelly Reno) is tasked with delivering a message from Colonel William Travis ( William Boyett) to John Lefferts ( Michael Cavanaugh ).
AMAZING STORIES: ALAMO JOBE (TV) Summary. One in this fantasy anthology series. In this drama, a brave 15-year-old named Jobe, fighting alongside Davy Crockett in the Alamo, finds himself propelled into the future just as he is about to be shot by enemy soldiers.
Alamo Jobe. Kelly Reno stars as a buckskin-clad teenager who, fighting bravely at the Alamo, suddenly faces untold fear and confusion as he stumbles though the smoke and the front gates,...
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During the Battle of the Alamo on March 6, 1836, 15-year-old messenger Jobe H. Farnum is about to be killed. He is transported forward in time to San Antonio in 1985. The 1980s prove to be too much for Jobe to handle.
'Alamo' Jobe Farnham is a soldier in the Battle of the Alamo. He is a volunteer and only about fifteen years old. During the battle, tourists (from the 1980s) start to appear inside the Alamo - the past and the present begin to mingle.
